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Display LEDs
Alarm Indicator
– This light illuminates during boot-up. It also illuminates
when a fault is detected. Wait for this light to go off before attempting to
connect to the STARnext Software.
Run/Vehicle Indicator – This is normally ON, and flashes off when a
vehicle is detected.
Busy Indicator
– The Busy Indicator alone, or in conjunction with the Alarm
Indicator, indicates the unit is conducting a firmware update.
USB Indicator
– This indicates that the Black Cat II is connected to a
computer using the Mini USB port.
*The Display LEDs may time out after approximately 1 minute. Simply
push the Wake button to again see the indicators.
Power On\View Button
This button is multi-functional. Pressing the button will activate the indica-
tors for a period of approximately 1 minute. If the button is pressed and
held for approximately 10 seconds, it will shut down the Black Cat II Radar
Recorder. Pressing it again will restart it.
How is the Black Cat II
Radar Recorder Powered?
The Black Cat II Radar Recorder is powered by a 12 Volt rechargeable
battery. The standard battery used with the device is a 12V 12A lead acid
battery. In general, a fully charged battery (13.4 volts or higher) will record
data for 6 to 10 days before needing to be recharged. The amount of time
is generally based on whether or not the Power Saving option is enabled.
The battery voltage can be seen when the unit is connected to the STARnext
Software.
An optional solar panel is also available for long-term installations.
When the Black Cat II Radar Recorder is first shipped to you the battery is
disconnected and will need to be connected before first use. We recommend
that you check the voltage level of the battery when it is first connected.
Chapter 1 — Introduction